def build(target_image):
build = Build()
build.debug = True
build.playbook_path = basic_playbook_path
build.base_image = base_image
build.target_image = target_image
build.metadata = ImageMetadata()
build.state = BuildState.NEW
build.builder_name = "buildah" # test with all builders
return build
def test_find_py_intrprtr_in_fedora_image(image_name, found):
build = Build()
build.base_image = image_name
build.target_image = "starena"
bb = BuildahBuilder(build)
try:
assert bb.find_python_interpreter()
except RuntimeError:
if found:
# interpreter should have been found
raise
def build_inside_openshift(app):
"""
This is expected to run inside an openshift pod spawned via custom build
:param app: instance of Application
"""
playbook_path, base_image = okd_get_playbook_base()
if playbook_path.startswith("/"):
raise RuntimeError(
"The path to playbook needs to be relative within the git repo.")
uri, ref, target_image = okd_load_metadata()
tmp = tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix="ab-okd")
try:
git_clone_to_path(uri, tmp, ref=ref)
playbook_path = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(tmp, playbook_path))
if not playbook_path.startswith(tmp):
raise RuntimeError(
"The path to playbook points outside of the git repo, this is not allowed."
)
build = Build()
build.metadata = ImageMetadata() # TODO: needs to be figured out
build.playbook_path = playbook_path
build.base_image = base_image
build.target_image = target_image
build.builder_name = "buildah"
build.cache_tasks = False # we have local storage in pod, so this doesn't make any sense
app.build(build)
finally:
shutil.rmtree(tmp)